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I live in Maine so the only way for me to by a handgun in New Hampshire is to do it with a C&R eligable gun.

Well Ya, I kind of guess'd that part. I guess I asked for it though, Good one.

I received my C & R license today but that's it. Nothing about record keeping or anything else, I guess they send that later? There is a gun show coming up in Concord, NH on April 12th. Other than a signed copy of my C & R, what else do I need to transact a sale if I find a C & R firearm I...

I gave up my class 1 FFL, March 1995, so hopefully it won't be an issue.

One of the questions they asked on the app was: Have you ever held an FFL before. It said a YES answer could be a reason to deny a C&R license. Anyone know why?:(

I swear by it and never had to swear AT it.:)

I just sent in my app as well. How long does it generally take to get the license back fron ATF? I had a class 1 FFL until the laws were dramatically changed, I gave it up March 1995.

All the Wal-Marts in my area Southern Maine, Seacoast New Hampshire, have given up on selling firearms. Is this true of all Wal-Marts?

A Ruger 44mag stainless revolver and a 1911 Govt. model 45ACP:)

357 magnum transfers it's energy much better than a 44 magnum. The reason being is, with 125 grain JHP for the 357 and 240JHP for the 44 mag, the 357 mag is more likely to stay in the body ( of a human ) thus transfering ALL it's energy, whereas the 44 mag is more likely to go right through ( a...

Ramis, Thank you for that, A very educational, enlighting and enjoyable read.:)

So, How is MaCains voting record on our favorite subject, The 2nd Amendment?:confused:

I'm with Rapidfire85, Report it NOW!:what:

OH MY GOD! Run for the hills. News media. All I can say is WoW and shake my head.:barf:

I'm thinking about buying a machine/sub machine gun. I live in Maine, I know you have to buy it through a class 3 ( I think ) dealer in your home state. Can anyone point me in the right direction? I haven't considered this since the 1980's so I don't even have a clue on what the prices are...

I had a conference call with Rich ( Eastern Security safes ) and Mike (Champion safes) about the 2005 Triumph series safe. It does indeed have a 3/16 inch thick body, so I purchased it. I can't say enough about Rich & Roger, they explained everything in a clear, easy to understand way for the...

Yes, My wife loves to shoot, hunt to. She's AWSOME!:) She has a Remington youth ( shorter butt stock ) model 870, 20 gauge, that she uses on clays and partridge. She has a Ruger MK. II 22lr pistol that she likes to ventilate cans with. She also shoots a few of my guns. She looking at getting a...

dakotascott, thanks for your help, I appreciate it greatly. Roger is out of the store until 2/24/08. I e-mailed Rich at Eastern, I'm just waiting for him to get back to me. I'm glad I found this site. There is a true wealth of information here.:)

Yes, It is Eastern Security safes. Roger wasn't in on Saturday so I talked to Rich. He seemed to know his stuff but, I just received a reply from Champion safes and they say it is 10 gauge. Rich told me it was 3/16 thick body and that 2005 was the last year for that.

I'm in the process of buying a gun safe. The dealer I went to made me a very good deal on a 2005 leftover, Champion brand, Triumph model safe 72 1/2X 41 X 28. I haven't taken delivery yet. The salesman said the body of the safe was 3/16 inch thick. The new Champion Triumph safe is only 10...